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by keithnz 6y ago
I have seen quite a number of hardware/embedded streams, but not a lot lately. Many of the streamers (both hardware and programming) are often new or mid level devs, there's a few super experienced programmers. I like watching Da
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by keithnz 6y ago
having watched a lot of coding streams on twitch and have done a few myself, it is really varied, some are sometimes very focused on doing something specific and is just full steam ahead in knocking it out, some are very stop start with lot
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by keithnz 6y ago
oh, these aren't live, just recorded videos? even recorded, these are interesting.
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by keithnz 6y ago
can you add a button to get a link to some of these so you can go back to them? for instance this is a nice sunset going on at the moment https://player.vimeo.com/video/431141355?autoplay=1&title=0&... but had
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by keithnz 6y ago
These kinds of articles criticising unit testing always seem to work out more to do with the way people go about composing their software and the design. Interface explosion and unnecessary abstractions as presented in the first part is of
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by keithnz 6y ago
its pretty common for previous threads to be posted in the current thread
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by keithnz 6y ago
why not less? I think many see the "facts" as different. Their approaches to the texts are different, but "Christians" align themselves in someway with a entity called "Jesus". Different sects of Christianity
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by keithnz 6y ago
I thought that the most interesting thing was that it was in pascal! which I do have a bit of a soft spot for. It was my first "Real" language I learnt after Atari Basic/6502 asm, good ol Turbo Pascal
909.
by keithnz 6y ago
not that in anyway am I eligible as I'm from another country, but it sounds cool, is the last one for an software developer agent with a badge that goes around arresting people for writing bad code?
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by keithnz 6y ago
I thought the title was just a declarative statement about javascript rather than the name of instructional material
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by keithnz 6y ago
As long as they aren't toxic, if you can't get the best out of brilliant loners, then, you don't deserve them, or possibly don't really need them. My experience is if the team culture is good, then they can fit in and y
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by keithnz 6y ago
honorable mention, even though you are likely not to run it on a headless windows server, is with a WSL shell you can run any *nix terminal editor and edit windows files just fine.
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by keithnz 6y ago
sad there isn't an infinite recursion of the paper showing this page in an article. It's just one deep.... but maybe if we can get this towards the #1 spot....
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by keithnz 6y ago
I think its more complicated because it happens if you try to avoid the getting started screen (by terminating it) where it does ask you, if you just answer the questions, then it seems it doesn't import.
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by keithnz 6y ago
journalism just doesn't know how to adapt. One thing they don't get is "social" when it comes to news, individualization, and from games, they just don't get micropayments are often not for your core thing, so don&
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by keithnz 6y ago
Resharper (and now all the various Jetbrains tools) - from the early days, this tool allowed you to aggressively and automatically refactor code. Before that, in the C# world ( and many other languages ), there was very little in the way of
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by keithnz 6y ago
I started a while ago now with that, I just wrote a bunch of things into a file as a time line, and it slowly got more and more useful. Then I found I had a bunch of info around various topics scattered through the journal, so I started mak
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by keithnz 6y ago
Is there anything cool that happens when it does go boom?
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by keithnz 6y ago
As I see it, it's just a tool to try an unravel principles. They aren't trying to solve specific situations. Thought experiments often have counter thought experiments, like with the trolley problem, if pulling the lever seems mor
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by keithnz 6y ago
from what I understand, the backlog is huge. I'd hate to think the mess the lockdown is going to create as everyones timelines get mucked up.
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by keithnz 6y ago
fiber in NZ is essentially government sponsored to get into the vast majority of NZ, including all the tiny places .
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by keithnz 6y ago
I pretty much avoided auckland public transport for a long time, then a few years ago, I started taking the train, and that's actually been pretty good and its faster than taking the car, pretty reliable. I've noticed in the last
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by keithnz 6y ago
nice, I'd quite like to work remote in a similar location . Currently on the edge of Auckland (Henderson Valley area). I'm hoping with this lockdown more firms are going to be way more open to remote work. Current workplace d
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by keithnz 6y ago
I just used the official docs and guides they had on the website, they seemed pretty good to me. I might have googled a few extra things, but can't really remember, I just remember it being pretty straightforward. I remember they poi
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by keithnz 6y ago
weird, I haven't done much digging in to the details of RabbitMQ, but I integrated it in a matter of hours, and have it deployed in production systems (for quite sometime now) and it works really solidly. I haven't tried to get t
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by keithnz 6y ago
Not my experience of HN, it highlights both the positive and negatives. There is a lot of critical feedback, often from people who have built successful products, and it can be really useful for those trying to start/grow their product
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Statement from the Lancet in Response to President Donald Trump(twitter.com)
13 points by keithnz 6y ago|2 comments
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by keithnz 6y ago
Mathematics is a bit different than science, science doesn't claim truths, it says what the best description of things are based on the facts, the facts are evidence based. When you skip the facts and evidence part and just claim thin
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by keithnz 6y ago
I thought I made it pretty clear they propose a whole bunch of possibilities in the gaps of our current understanding. The problem is the proponents make out these possibilities are much more probable than any evidence suggests. The reaso
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by keithnz 6y ago
A while back I read 'Conscious: A Brief Guide to the Fundamental Mystery of the Mind' ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41571759-conscious ) which attempts to promote panpsychism. It does a pretty

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